MeritLine.com has the Flexible USB 2.0 LED Reading White Light for $4 with free shipping. This USB light features a flexible neck for easy positioning. Use it to light your keyboard so that you can find which keys to press.
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#1
rjs - Posted 5:14 pm PDT 08/13/08 (381 Posts)
Awww, dang.
I got stuck with a USB 1.1 light...I guess it doesn't turn on quite as fast as this one does...
#2
oakind - Posted 6:00 pm PDT 08/13/08 (10 Posts)
LOL
#3
viclol - Posted 9:44 pm PDT 08/13/08 (17 Posts)
Is it bright enough to read books or just for one to see the keyboard? Also, trying to find one which support USB 2.1
#4
sparky109 - Posted 4:09 am PDT 08/14/08 (150 Posts)
why would you need usb 2.1 for a light?
#5
bugger - Posted 5:43 am PDT 08/14/08 (147 Posts)
Victol I have one of these and it is nice. It is not flashlight bright or light up a room light, but easily bright enough to read a book by or see your keyboard with. I have also used it a couple of times to to see the back of my desktop when plug'n in new wires under my desk.
#6
knn - Posted 6:27 am PDT 08/14/08 (13 Posts)
bugger: what did you use to locate the usb ports at the back of your desktop when you plug this light? LOL.
#7
irradiated - Posted 10:22 am PDT 08/14/08 (323 Posts)
I agree with #1... my photons seem pretty sluggish when using this one next to the new 2.0 version.
#8
Confuciun - Posted 2:09 pm PDT 10/17/08 (14 Posts)
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I'll take the 1.1 version
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